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25-04-2014, 07:37 AM
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I'm back in the 306 game once again, after saying never again. I'm sure you all understand.
So the car, it's a GTI-6 converted to an XUD from a 406 which is good as I get the '6 spec but an Eco engine. When I got the car it ran mechanically sound but was an unfinished project so have done lots if niggly bits to get it to a decent enough standard.
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Obviously GTI chassis so 283 brakes ect ect.....
XUD engine with 9mm Bosch (off my old 205) and k14 soon to be FMIC
Lowered
Deep dish wheel
Wind deflectors
A few other bits and bobs so will update when I remember
Some if you may recognise the car but here's a few pics
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So whos was this before?
Looks good.
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Misstap?
Vehicle repair and servicing in the midlands pm for details
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Yeah Misstaps, my sisters old car
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Sweet, know it's been looked after then!
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i have the 6 engine and ecu that came out of that car
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Glad to see this thing back!
(16-05-2016, 10:45 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Oh I don't care about the stripped threads lol, that's easily solved by hammering the bolt in. ![Wink Wink](https://www.306oc.co.uk/forum/images/smilies/wink.png) Nanstone GTD5 GT17S - XUD9TE
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(25-04-2014, 10:25 AM)Ruan Wrote: Glad to see this thing back!
Amen
Getting it to any shows this year???
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Good to see a project thread up
You looked right at home in it when I last saw you haha!
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didn't think I would be seeing this beast again....
Whats the plans?
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Plans are a general tidy up, fit the FMIC kit I bought and maybe fit the GT20 that's sat in the garage. After destroy various turbos and engines I really want to be sensible this time round ![Sad Sad](https://www.306oc.co.uk/forum/images/smilies/sad.png) yawn.
Since I've owned it I've replaced the aux belt, handbrake cables, fixed the fans and hot wired the high speed fan to come on with the AC button, fixed the speedo and re-tuned the pump as it was set up for the K04 powered 205 but slightly de-tuned so it had chronic coal.
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nice to see you back, but you need to build another good hard core Dturbo like the 205 was!
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Wish I could, but need to keep this sensible and reliable for work....sad face.
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Still looks good every one always goes back to the 306
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I'm glad she is still in the family... Plus, I can't wait to drive it after all the work you have done/are doing on it
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I've got an intercooler kit, any ideas for the best route to take it as it has a GTI rad with a built in expansion tank like the hdi's.
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Where are the outlets on it?
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It's just a cheapo eBay special side entry one.
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I think there is a bit of room on passenger side of the rad to go thru. Think 2" pipe fits thru it ok. Pretty sure the rad is the same as ph1s Dturbos
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Looks great
white and diablo really go.
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Nice to have ya back....
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(02-05-2014, 05:45 AM)Frosty Wrote: I think there is a bit of room on passenger side of the rad to go thru. Think 2" pipe fits thru it ok. Pretty sure the rad is the same as ph1s Dturbos
This
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Thanks Frosty, I bought a 2" kit, it's what I've always used.
When I had the sedan I just put the pipes over the rad which looked identical to this one, not ideal as rad was leaning back. I could always chop into the slam panel?
It's running no cooler at the moment and even at stock boost levels I can really feel the heat soak :/ need to get this on ASAP
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Nialls cut into his slam panel to go down the front of the rad. Quite a good route TBF.
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I might do that then, like this but cut the slam panel out a bit
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What's that front mount off of?
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(04-05-2014, 07:32 AM)Grant Wrote: Nialls cut into his slam panel to go down the front of the rad. Quite a good route TBF.
It is a good route but very tight. Also my rad is now moved back 10mm at the top lol
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That's a forge cooler, had it on 3 cars, another before my ownership but I believe it came off a Derv Doctor FMIC kit from years back.
Niall, how much did you cut out the panel?
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